Walls (cambridge)

[Paul Lange]

This time it is some walls from the UK. Took me a while how to work out how to do this. Being that walls in the UK are not particularly interesting by virtue of familiarity I had to think about what I needed to do to make them not just look like a photo of a wall. Hopefully I have pulled it off.


_DSC3287.jpg by Paul R Lange, on Flickr



_DSC3286.jpg by Paul R Lange, on Flickr

 

[Pete Askew]

You have indeed. Love the partial bikes (I'm amazed you managed to find a bit of wall without one in Cambridge). And the window pretending to be a wall. Nice.

 

[Paul Lange]

Cheers Pete. You can see that I must of found the wall during a non busy period, judging by all the marks made by handlebars. In the second that there is one of those chameleon windows, very difficult to spot.

 

[Pete Askew]

Looks like they clean it quite often though!

 

[Dave Green]

Some nice walls in Cambridge - most of the one's i've shot have had doors in them

There's a lovely bricked up door round the back of Peterhouse that would be just erm.... up your street

 

[Glenn Clabo]

Wonderful Paul. Everytime I walk around town I think how you would enjoy it here.

 

[Chris Dodkin]

#1 for me - and the bikes make it - great idea for a comp

 

[Paul Lange]

Thank you all for the comments, much appreciated.

 

[Rob MacKillop]

Never saw this thread until now. Love the shots, Paul. All the scratches on the wall from the handlebars look great, give you a sense of what is missing. I really love your photography!

 

[Paul Lange]

Cheers Rob, I hope that this doesn't come across as weird or that we are up each others posteriors but I really like the work you are producing at the moment as well. The abstracts (or near abstracts) are great.

There I said it, we can go off now, skipping hand in hand into the sunset.

 

[Rob MacKillop]

Ya big girl's blouse

 

[Lesley Jones]

I haven't seen this thread before either, but they both work for me